King had a dream, and it did not include outdated white supremacist attitudes such as Rocker's.
In its conclusion, the committee expressed dismay that male attitudes – such as who shouts the loudest – are still predominant.
Various bomba rhythms, verse structures, and intensities guide the dancers in movements and attitudes, such as yubá, sicá, and holandés.
Attitudes such as these, and the accumulation of small doses of indifference towards intolerance and prejudice, are what bring about systematic discrimination.
Little progress will be made until attitudes such as his are treated with the same worth he appears to accord disabled people.
Most of the early work on the psychological outcomes of shift work focused on the exploration of shift workers' attitudes, such as job satisfaction.
But traditional attitudes, such as pride in our countryside, exist in a wonderful, big melting pot of Englishness, together with our pride in absorbing new cultures and our refusal to make Englishness an issue of race or birthplace.
Attitudes such as blaming rape victims for their attacks help underpin the reason why so few women come forward to report sexual crimes and, when they do, there are such low conviction rates.
And attitudes such as Mosher's were long prevalent: in 1962, when Lincoln Center's administrators were planning the New York Film Festival, John D. Rockefeller III, Lincoln Center's chairman, said, "Movies are like baseball" and didn't deserve a showcase there.
When the novel, rather unexpectedly, acquires a moral focus it does so by commenting - however obliquely - on standard Bright Young Person attitudes such as indifference to the war or dislike of "conventional" society.
How is it related to similar attitudes, such as nationalism?
